Sentences with phrase «generation of digital natives»

As the first generation of digital natives becomes a more important consumer group, the need for seamless online ticketing experiences has become critical for venues and event organizers.

In today's world, learning is a continual process and we're thrilled to be able to help ensure that educators are ready to equip the next generation of digital natives with the skills they need, regardless of their background or location, through the power of the screen.

Her mission is simple - to help bridge the gap between a young generation of digital natives and their parents and teachers.

For a new generation of digital natives, of course, that real world includes the virtual worlds they inhabit.

Mobile learning is a key method of reaching and engaging millennials, in particular - an entire generation of digital natives that are most comfortable accessing information and managing their daily activities in the digital environment.

Unfortunately, digital reading is quickly becoming a vital skill for the current generation of digital natives.

Now you have a whole generation of digital natives, parents in their 30s and 40s who understand that world in a much more profound way.

Perhaps most significantly, millennials are the first generation of digital natives.

Where traditional pedagogy is failing to properly engage the young generation of digital natives, interactive formative assessments might just have the answer to both optimized learning and teaching.

As the worlds of apps, browsers, and eBooks collide, and a new generation of digital natives are born, a total transformation of education and reading is imminent.

Most importantly, how can this generation of digital natives possibly fit into the working world?

That focus has helped them adapt to a generation of digital native moms and what she calls «glass kids» — children born after the advent of the iPad, who don't remember a time before touch technology.

«They're also the first generation of digital natives, and their affinity for technology helps shape how they shop,» according to the Goldman study.

Today's children are the first generation of digital natives, completely versed and immersed in technology.

Those with the most seasoned political acumen have thus far ignored online communications, leaving it to a generation of digital natives to innovate and consolidate best practices.

Most of our learners today are the Millennials - the first generation of digital natives.

This generation of digital natives isn't satisfied with basic internet surfing in the course of their job.

Belonging to a generation of digital natives, our pupils already have an affinity with technology, so I see a school's role being more to do with showing pupils how they can use IT to get more out of their studies, and equipping them with skills for their next steps in education and the workplace.

Online curricula, distance learning, netbooks and cellphones in the classroom, and Web 2.0 tools — think Facebook and Skype — as a means of student collaboration have all gained luster as the drive to do more with less overlaps with the demands of educating a generation of digital natives.

The Millennials, or Generation Y, are the first generation of digital natives; they are passionate and unconventional, and their life priorities, work preferences, and set of behaviors are different from their parents».

«We need to improve the way we teach our kids; we need to inspire a generation of digital natives who are already avid consumers of technology to embark on careers as entrepreneurs and coders, in e-commerce and as engineers,» said Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull while stressing on the far reaching changes that technology and computer science have brought to our lives.

Wayne Clough, Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, asks museums a fundamental question: «How can we prepare ourselves to reach the generation of digital natives who bring a huge appetite - and aptitude - for the digital world?»

«It's not an easy predicament for the City, having to adapt to rapid shifts in technology while meeting the demands of the first generation of digital natives, and all in a post-Brexit climate.

In the workplace, the number of employees who grew up as a generation of digital natives is increasing.

Over recent years the ubiquity of reliable technology and connectivity, paired with a generation of digital natives with an expectation of instant availability, have led to a new world of work: the gig economy.